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Capitulum XI - Corpus Hūmānum

Capitulum XI –
Grammar & Morphology:

more neuter 3rd declension nouns including i-stems
accusative & infinitive with videre, audire, sentire iubere, dicere, putare, gaudere, necesse est – indirect speech
conjunctions atque & ac
preposition de
ablative of respect (e.g., pede aeger)

Vocabulary: corpus, membrum, bracchium, crus, manus, caput, auris, os, capillus, frons gena cerebrum, labrum, lingua, pectus, cor, sanguis, vena, color, iecur, vener, viscera, medicus, poculum, culter, humanus, stultus, ruber, sanus, aeger, noster, bene, male, fluere, sanare, sedere, stare, tangere, arcessere, iubere, revenire, aegrotare, dicere, spectare, dolere, apponere, sentire, horrere, palpitare, putare, gaudere, detergere, posse, modo, super, infra, de, atque, nec
Culture: parts of the body; Roman medical practice

Index vocābulōrum:

Vocabulary 2007.htm

Rēs discendae in hōc capitulō:

Exercitia:

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Link to a Tarheel Reader on corpus humanum: http://tarheelreader.org/2010/10/17/corpus-humanum/

BHS presentation 10/9/12:

A film from Wyoming Catholic College presenting an enactment of Colloquium Undecimum: